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Pre-Algebra Exam: Fractions & Equations

The document is a Pre-Algebra Exam covering topics on fractions and two-step equations. It includes problems that require simplification, subtraction, multiplication, division of fractions, and solving for variables in equations. Additionally, there are application problems related to real-life scenarios involving fractions and basic arithmetic.

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Pre-Algebra Exam: Fractions & Equations

The document is a Pre-Algebra Exam covering topics on fractions and two-step equations. It includes problems that require simplification, subtraction, multiplication, division of fractions, and solving for variables in equations. Additionally, there are application problems related to real-life scenarios involving fractions and basic arithmetic.

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Name: Pre-Algebra Exam

Pre-Algebra Exam
Topics: Fractions and Two-Step Equations
Date:

Part I: Fractions (1–5)


1. Simplify the expression:
3 5
+
4 8

2. Subtract the fractions:


7 2
−
9 3

3. Multiply the fractions and simplify if possible:

4 10
×
5 12

4. Divide the fractions and simplify:


3 2
÷
8 5

5. Application Problem:
Amanda baked a cake and ate 1
4
of it. Later, her brother ate 2
5
of the original cake.
What fraction of the cake is left?
(Express your answer in simplest form.)

Part II: Two-Step Equations (6–10)


6. Solve for x:
3x + 4 = 19

7. Solve for y:
y
−5=7
2

8. Solve for m:
6m − 10 = 2

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9. Solve for z:
z
+3=8
4

10. Application Problem:


Mia has $50. She spends $8 on lunch and then buys several books, each costing $7.
Write and solve a two-step equation to find how many books she bought.

Show all work. Calculators are allowed unless your teacher instructs otherwise.

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